Juls teams up with Billboard to curate playlist to celebrate “Black History Month.”

The British-Ghanaian producer and DJ, Juls, is part of the artistes producers and songwriters that have been handpicked by Billboard highlight songs that best embody the amorous theme of “Black Love” and explain why these records give them that butterfly feeling every time out. The playlist features songs from Pat Thomas, Wizkid, Common, and others to commemorate ‘Black History Month.’

Last October, Juls introduced his debut album Sounds of My World, a rich, global expedition across Africa that brings South Africa’s amapiano, Nigeria’s Afrobeats — which has been experiencing its own international journey to the West — Ghanian highlife, and more flavors of the diaspora all in one place. He’s releasing the Juls Zikomo Remix of the Sounds of My World cut “Summer in the Ends,” also featuring Jaz Karis and George the Poet, on Friday (Feb. 11). The man behind the infamous “Juls baby” producer tag has worked with Afropop heavyweights Wizkid, Burna Boy and Mr. Eazi, but he’s made a name for himself as one of the key architects of the continent’s rapidly flourishing music scene.

Check out the Juls “Black Love” playlist below. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zvlqnVP1C61Ggo4gAeJCu?si=7djcRyCwR8yNYdU4sZxSYQ